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orecautious,hesitatingnobehindatree.theyarriednow,sohewould

1tltassheputthegohechest,shesalookedlikeboysclothes:shirts,rousers,underwear,even

1isheuldonlyfindabarofsoapandastreashedbeeindays.

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1,1easedheraschasthesightofthose,softclothes.now,

forjustasend,herhandonthedoorlataybethedooranonsterprisoneden.

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iingheapoffoodsuppliesthatsheost,soap,uchfor.

herface.

thereeaningtoputthedirtydressinthereoutofsight.

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rollingoutofbed,kadyknee.

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